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attracted by our handsome window display,
will understand that il is not for the mere
purpose of gaining an admitting glance that
we employ master artist in the arrange
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clothed the exterior of our building with
white and keep it daily as it were in Hoh-
day attire.
The caller, entering our store to pur-
chase or to inspect, no matter If his purse
is empty or filled with government bonds,
will receive hearty welcome. Thus he
forms new acquaintance, and if the visitor
does not soon become patron, we will
thank him for calling in the hope that some
day he will see the "error of his way
= The question is often asked us "Why do
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trade and find it necessary to advertise
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Now we are not paid by the press for
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that; in fact we pay for the insertion of this
writing, and yet we feel amply repaid in
knowing that it has been the means Of COM
munication between ourselves, and I'VE trust
a future friend.
We would be Glad TO sec the reader of
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The reader who has kindly read this through
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-30

The reader who has kindly read this through
is entitled TO a special invitation TO call on
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Tho E1esIIsnt auslItles

Orthe delightful liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, commend 1t TO all who
suffer from Hahitual Constipation and
kindred ills. Being IN liquid form
and pleasing TO the taste, harmless in
lie nature, strengthening as well as
cleaning In Its properties, II is easily
taken by old and young, and truly
beneficial In jts effects, and therefore
the iavOrite family remedy, especially
with tbs ladies and children, who re-
suire . Esntle YET effective laxative.
For sale BY II. ! Hehtsr and oil lead
Ing drussi:iS., =. Ven Vleet 4 Co., g.
Co., and &. Man field & 90. Rave been
appointed wholesale SCENTS at Mem
phis. t,t
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

TRIMMING DEPARTMENT 5000 dozen
Buttsns, 5 cents; 5000 dOsss Battsns, 20
ssnts-All worth three times the price.
Braids IS cents, were 50 cents; Sets 81.
were t6 50; Braids S cents, were $50.
Feathers. White and Cslsrsd TIPS, at 50
cents per bunch. 1000 Plunes at IS cents.
Long jersey SILK Mitts In all eelors and
black for IS cents for MsnSAy only.
Coed quality black silk Gloves for ~
celts. Misses Silk Mitts, In all comb.
nations. 4 Button Tan Undresssa En-
broidered kAsk for IS cents.
white and Colored
Bordersd Linen Han akerchisfs for %
cents. Fine Rnbrsidsrsd Linen and
Null for 8 cents,
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

WHITE VAL. FLOUNCIQ, a inches, for
IS; Black Chantilly and White Val,
Flouneing, ~ inon, for o. q; Pine MILL
merry GauEes: in all oolsrs, for IS cents,
30 cents and rs cents.
HAT DEPARTMENT - Leads Of Hats Of
every new and desirable style. Fine
Milan and English Straw Rats at so
cents; We have n great many of these
hats. wo,th 50 and $3.50. Hats at 100,
second floor; Hats at See, second hoori
Flowers at loo, second aoor; Flowers at
Csc, second floor.
FLOOR are all the rage. Yea can buy q
beautiful French Montufe for 50 cents.
81 and sl,6Q.
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT = Fine
Tulle and Net Bonnsts at IS; waikiki
. Hats at 81 so, beautifully trim med.
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

ARAS0LS-Msgnihcen line Of Parasols
ParAsols at 40 cents. Fine Coashing
Parasols SIS.
RIBB0NS-Fancy Ribbons and S-inch black
lnErainS.at IL cents per yard. 6-inch
Sash and Fancy Brocaae at S5 cents.
Ribbon No. I In all oolors at 10 per bolt.
FANS-Fsns 10 cents, Pans 50 cents, Fans
VI. About OCe Fans to be sold These
are cnly few Of the great bargains to
LACKS-Inmense drives in Lace Depart
ment; 0yerfowing with the beautiful
Lace fer Ice; white and Tan Oriental
Lace, tne quality, for Bs; white Orient
81 Flolncing fer 50 cents; Black Oman
lilly FlounoinE, n inches, for $40
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

EXTRA-Owing to:the unprecedented
rush Of business in our Dress
Manufacturing Department, We
are compelled to sell our fine
Paris and Berlin Novelties in
Combinations and Plain Woolens
at LESS THAN MANUFACTURER
COST. To further this end, an in
spection Of the goods at the phe-
nomenal prices quoted today will
convince the NEST skeptical that
WE sELLsAs ADVERTISED.
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TWENTY-FIVE beautiful city lots, a We
improved, in prosperous locations,
will be offered at Glohrist & Martins
auction eale next Tuesday, Mgy Sd, at
1890 M This Gale will attract big
crowd and the lots will 90 like hot
cakes. They are all desirable invest
mantH.
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Floyd d o., 89l Main street.

We will keep our house well sup
piled with all Che novelties 10 China.
We make = specially Of Dinner Sets,
Ice Cream, Berry Sets and Chamber
Sets.
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LOT NO 6-wnl u cents buy Black ALL
wsoI ChAilles, Black all-wssl vsiliAEs.
Black all-wsOl Albatros, Black all-wsol
whips-lo-inch wider Every yard in
the above lot worth to you IS cents.
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KRE MER'S BARGAINS.

LOT NO. 5-win Gee buy all the new cOlsrs
in Silk surahsr It Is unnecessary to
comment on this line. Ifyou need thon
they are mere than cheap. Rensn Der.
you cannot buy the same suAlity on Main
street tor less than sl.6.
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Roses, Roses. Roses!

Mixed with other plants, rs cents
and upwards per dozen; worth 81 90 !;
offer good ten days. Cut flowers and
designs. La Rose Gardens, corner
Jackson and La Rose streets. Tele-
phone 6l7.
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II. II. w. GOODWIN.
Grand md glorious bargains all
through the Houss. New
Goods never so cheap,
DRESS GOODS!

All colors In all wool filed Cash
mere, worth l5c, fer Sic.
10c all Colors Dress Goods for &c.
SIC all colors Dress Goods for 21,.
loo Canvas Cloths, all colors, for Sc.
/ SO inch double fold Cashmere, 1890.
35c new grsys, in plain plaid etiips
cl ecks, ETC., for 2lc.
60c-All our spring Tricot', ! lver-
ness Settings, Novelty Plaids,
Whip Cords, Imperial Serges,
Cashmere, French Suiting,
worth from 75c 10 81 25, all SOC.
81 30 best quality Csmels Hair, 67Ac
So 90 silk and Wool Novelties
all down Co ST..
A inch ma,chlsss Black Cashmere
down to 423c.
40c-Black Albatross; worth 674c.
SATEENI sATEEN!
Our 81 patterns In SAteen,
Our solid color Saletn q, I0c,
Our 25c solid color Satsen at l5o,
Are Bargains you cannot
sford to miss. {.
Sic choice and all our flpest French
Sateen, worth 40c u Doc, down
to Sic.
India Linens at &c, 7lc and l0c.
40.inch fiue India Linen down
to SIC.
l5c Serge Plaid Goods for SIC.
PARAsoLsl PARAsOLs'
Laced edge Satesn, in new pat
tern, 81 20.
Sateen Coaching, Toe, co., 81.
Satin Coaching, 81, 81 70, etc.
Lsce Covered Parasol for 81 80.
! So 28-inoh Glora Sun Umbrella,
for 81 90
81 2S.inch Glorn Gun Umbr ella,
for SO
Glo'a Umbrellas in natural. silver,
gold, iv,ry or ebony handles.
We Sre receiving lew Psrasols
ds ly.
FANS! FANS! FANS!
Black or ll5red GsuEe Fans.
Painted or plain Satin Fans.
Folding Or fat jap Fans.
Palm Fans IN all shades
Jap FGus, In all shapes, for dCcora-
tim.
F.a her Fans in nov colors.
IL. III. w. GOODWIN,
39s Main.
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TEE four lots on Vance, corner o.
millA, one block from street car line,
10 be sold on Tuesday next, corner
Main and Madison, by Gilchrist a
Martin, ought TO bring handsome
prices. They are very desirable. o.
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DUNLAP is a pretty street, and is
rapidly coming to the front, and the
new double tenement between Pop.
lar and Hawley, few STEPS from
street car line, ought to bring pretty
figure at the auction sale next Tuss-
day, corner Main and Madison. Gill
christ & Martin will offer, together
with this, several good har0ains.
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ATTEND the grand sale OF pianos and
organs at HOllsnberg's music store this
week,
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REMEMBER the big sale Of real estate
On Tuesday next, corner of Main and
Madison. GILoHRIsT 4 MARTIN.
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ATTEND the graud sale Of pianos and
organs at Hollenberg's music store this
week.
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GILcHRIsT & MARTIN will sell on
Tuesday next, corGer Ma and M1di-
son, six lots on Camilla, between
Vance and Overton streets. Petty
lots and will sell well.
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A CHEAP line iron and elate msntels,
also CRATE front and fenders, at Gabsy's.
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LOT NO. 1850 will buy Combinations In
Velvet and Wool Combinations in Braid
effects livery stylish and very newt Com
binAtions with Silk MORE and Wool.
Think Of It'll $3.50 makes you the happy
possessor Of Dress Pattern that is worth
actually Sl2.
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II you want to drink an extra fine

glass Of beer try the Tennessee Brew
ing Company's Extra Pale Pilsener
Book Beer, on tap with all their Gus
toners.
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ATTEND the grand sale Of pianos and
organs at HOllenbsrg'a music store this
week.
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1000 Keys nails, also aiEas, for sale
cheap, at Gabay's, 400 shelby street.
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LOT NO. I-Win SOC buyf We have 800
yard. Of Silk Metre Antique, all new
cOlors. We are willing to sacrifice this
line at so cents, although they cost 81 q
yard TO import.
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DyoinR and OIeaninr

Ladies' and gents' clothes cleaned or
dyed in any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reige, So Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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ANUS r M EN- rs.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
NEW kEMPAIS THEATER,
THURSDAY ind Friday, May 9th and
stu, 1857,

Thursday md Friday, May 9th and
SIN, 1857,
BY TIKI
Memphis Choral Society
IN L0NGFELL0W'S
"GOLleE u LEGEND"
By Dudley Buck.
Prise composition at Cincinnati Festival,
1880. Under direotiO of
MR.. EMIhE LEVY,
with orchestra of q pieces under Mr.. Her
A Grand Vocal and Orchestral Concert
will precede he Golden Legend"
Programme OF Concert.
/, Overture-M de Portici...
Arnold's Orchestra.
Q. Finland Love Song ..........J. mosenthal
Messrs. Hun ter, Seward, Anderson
and Ryan.
5. La PartenEa.
, Mrs. Carnes and Mrs. Mansford.
4. 0verture-''Jubel"... NJ. Won Weber
Arnold's Orchestra.
S. Sextette from Lucia ................ DoniEetti
Mrs. Latta, Miss HitEfeld, Messrs. Hun
ter, Knowlton, Seward and ]. Griffith.
6. Andante and Variazione, op. 46, two
Miss GaTrc N Keaiipg and Mr.. 4. Levy.
7. Serena alta from Don Pasquade. 81. DoniEetti
Mrs. icy, Mi,e.s Hitzfs Id and kbeler,
Messrs Knowlton and Ryan.
g. nOureDEen-"Valse".. ......,,,.,.,.Strauss
ArnOld's Orchestra.
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Our price makes the competitors SICK
The rush is unabated. but eur castles
strength will laugh a siege to soorn.
We have plenty Of goods. Ajustand
true investigation will be proof posi-
tive to all that LAvI3NR'S are the
leaders as to style and prices In MILF
merry and Hair Goods.
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

LOT NO. swim $40 buy Fine Imported
Paris Novelties. Combination Dress Pat
terms, consisting Of Large Plaids. Checks,
Stripes and Plain Material, from the
choicest Partisan looms. Former prices
$50, s22, SIS. You can buy from this choice
selection "mOre than lovely dress" for
$40.
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KREMER'S BARGAINS.

LOT NO. l-42o will buy Nobby Plaids and
Checks, Plain sergss and Light Beiges,
Light Albatros Cloth in Checks a inches
wide and all wool. Every yard Of them
actually worth 75e.
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GRnAT reduction 10 prices Of pianos
and organs at Hollenberg's music store.
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ALL size nails a. Gabsy's.
j. M. HILL & 90.

Are receiving the latest novelties in
shoes for summer wear.
%Ladies' Shoes a specially.
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Mechanics Steel stamps
At HaberliDg's, 80 Second street.
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GALL for the Tennessee Brewing
Company's new brand, the Extra Pale
P,lsener Book Beer, on tap with all
their customers.
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REWARD.

D0G-A rev ar1 OF IS will he paid for the
- return of black, white and tan setter
bitch pup to No. l07 Washington street.
W. q CANNON.
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Fire Watch Repairing at MulrOrd'a
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Go TO Mitchell & Byson'a for furni-
tuTe In new and elegant designs.
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KAHN a. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT

lilo 10 hN ADN EN- llcE mEN L
NO PROLOGUE, NO soLILoaUY.
&c. 40-inch White Lawn, DC; LOG,
yard wide Pure Dress Linen, l0c,
123c; &c, Good Size Towels, be;
2Oc, Pure Turkey Red Damask,
zoe; 60c, Beautiful White Sacq ues
Soc; Soc, Beaded Dress Fronts,
SOC Toe, Grand Dtess Goods, 10c !;
&c, Best Blue Oil Calico. Sc, and
red sc.
WHITE GOODS WHITE GOODS
Sheer Ribbon Plaid Nainsooks, 7ic,
10c, 121c, aud 15c the Finest
Batiates and Mulls, Cream or
White Oolors also; l5C, Finest
Nuns Vsilings, all wool, 15c;
SOC, Spring Silks, SOC, 35c and
40c; 81 80, Oar Spanish all Silk
OVerdress Lsces 30, worth "a
per yard; 81 a piece for Finest
Chantilly Lsce Sacques TO make
Overdresses.
I'm HISS Jul OFAuou ShOoot
our Mechlip, Spanish, Torchon
Laces, These G Dods were actually
escIificsd at the late auction sale OF
Pssssvant & Co., and will be sold
at a song. Also the Oriental Laces
and the Hosiery; 15c, full regular
made and seamless.
We cannot expatiate at length
on this beautiful lot Of goods, they
must be priced TO be appreciated.
Alec our Shoes and Slippers at 6Oc'
THIS IS A CASH SALE.
KAHN d FREIBERG,
Corner Maia and Poplar, A.,
P.S.-Don't forget our Gents
Linen Collars, &c each, and Finest
Unlaundrisd Shirts, Csc.
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FOR SALE.

UURNITURE-Bedr ON, dining room and
q kitchen furniture; also, CARPET AID
sewing machine. Apply at No. TAO Georgia
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G06 REWARD for the deliver y Of one
DAC black mare mule, years old, stolen
from my place. aix miles Northeast OF Her
pact, heavy built, and on close examination
little cross eyed. JOAN r WALDEN.
( IISTERNs-Brickwork. Smoking Chin
~ neys, Etc. Telephone S8S.
THOMAS CUBRTNS.
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LOST.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
DC0MS-Nicsly furni.hed rooms, with
h board, at Ne. 1l6 Court street.
P00MS-0r part Of house on Union st.
LII Also, rooms with hoard, S9l Second st,
Inquire at SS7 SECOND ST.
POOMS-Tw0 desirable rooms, with board
IGat $40 ADAMS ST.
DOOM furnished front room,
~ southern exposure, for two gentlemen
at "A Pontotoc street.
n ENTLEMEN wishing board in private
VI family can secure same by applying to
r. g., Appeal office. Reference exchan ged
UNUhNISHkD kO0MS-At S. Monroe st.,
u one square from Peabody Hotel.
A T 1873 MADISON ST.-Two desirable
"a rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with
or without board; private family; references
required.
ONE large front room, furnished or uu-
" furnished, with board, at III Union st.
GO0D B0ARD-By the day or week
VI At 200 Third street,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS = Wit
~ board, at No. 60 Adams street.
TABLE BOARDING best the uarket at.
! fords. At 81 COURT sTREKI.
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old GOLD B. SILVER-For cash or ex-
" change. MULFnRD, JeMeler, 2e4 Main.

LITZFELD'S Summer Stoves, tn house,
IL wite's delight. 283 SECOND ST.
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NAILS-At Gabay's, 400 Shelby street,l 0
IN kegs assorted nails, cheap
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E0W AND CALF-Very ne COW and calf
~ for salo at Keck's livery stable, No. 40S
Gnnond afraak
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FOR RENT.
POoMs-Furni'hed or unfurnished. at

ONE pleasant front room, with board, at
" No. ia Court street.
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N0W-Kind and emile, in fine order, DIV
~ ing two gallons milk per day; suitable
my residence on Boulevard, or at my office
in Elevator Building. AID STORM.
10 ACRES OF beautiful land on Trigg
LIZ avenue; new house. fine we | and other
improvements. Half cash. A bargain
CALH00N 4 BUCH NAN,
297 Second Etreet,
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NOW-One high grace Jersey COW, with all
" the marks Of thoroughbred; calf ten
days old. This COW is young, very gentle, and
a good mixer. Apply at 357 MAIN ST
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WOODY, the carload, seasoned. For
w terms, address
O. ii. REID, Potts Camp, Miss,
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R0UND-A beautiful acre of ground at
VI Magnolia, on Dunnavant avenue;
large forest tEoes. :, PRICE, sISQ, fne bar
No 297 Second street
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EXAMINATION OF THE P0HUkAlNA
GIRLS SCHOOL.
CLOSING EXERCISES,

The examination and closing exer-
cises of the above school terminated
very successfully at noon to-day.
Miss Dudoit's classes, composed OF
about SO native girls, between the
ages of and Ia years have made
conmendable progress, considering
thatsmany of them did not know one
letter from another last September.
The school room was tastefully
ornamented with ferns gathered by
the children, and the scholars were
neatly dressed in white, Reading,
spelling and arithmetic, singing.
recitatlons and caiisthenic exercises
were successfully and Interestingly
performed. Miss Conveys classes,
the highest grade, consist of about
40 native girls between the ages of
10 and II years. The examinations
of these classes occupied three days,
Monday, Tuesday and to-day. The
reading exercises were marked by
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CREDIT AUCTION SALE.

A revival of trade is the natural
consequence of revival of conf
dence, and as the public affairs of
the country are being placed on a
better and more satisfactory basis,
public confidence is returning, and
business in general will gradually
improve. Several transactions in
real estate have recently been re-
ported to this office, as indications
of some improvement. AS another
evidence of returning confidence,
Mr.. Lewis j. Levey, acting under
instructions from Messrs. G. W.
Macfarlane & Co., announces a
special trade credit sale, which is
intended as the first of series.
This sale will take place next Satur.
day, the 23rd instant, at the sales
room of the auctioneer above men,
toned, commencing at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. A variety of merchandise,
specified in our advertising columns,
will be offered TO the trade on the
occasion named.
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MISCHIEF.

On Tuesday morning of last week
Mr.. c. b. Wilson, Superintendent
of Water Works, was informed that
something was wrong with the water
on Lunalilo street. Other COM
plants came in on days following,
so on Friday Mr.. Wilson began an
investigation and followed it up
until Saturday night, when the
trouble was solved, Some of the
taps within the boundary of Nuu-
anu and Emma, King and Beretania
streets were partly shut off, and one
on the corner of Beretania and Fort
streets, were completely closed.
Somebody, Mr.. Wilson thinks, has
a key and is shutting off the water
for mischief, put if caught he will
not think there is any fun in it.
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-------sH- laass7a=ai7=
THE OUTRAGE CASE.

Evidence was taken in the Police
Court yesterday in the case in which
Levi Kaawa, native about 25 years
of age, was charged with rape by
ravishing or carnally abusing a
female child named Male Mahle-
HE. DR.. F. Miner gave profess
sional evidence of the injury done
to the child and the probable cause
thereof,
The mother of the child testified
as to the age of tho child and as to
her leaving the house on the day the
alleged offence was committed.
Other witnesses gave strong cir
cumstantial evidence. Mr.. Achi,
counsel for the defendant, decided
to offer no defence. His Honor
thereupon committed the prisoner
for trial at the Supreme Court.
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THE SURPRISE PUT BACK.

The steamer Surprise put back to
port this morning, on account of a
leak in her boiler. Her Maui freight
will be forwarded this afternoon by
the schooner Waioli, and the mer-
chandise she had for Hawaii will be
shipped for that island on the
schooner Canute tomorrow morn
ing. The Surprise will be detained
in port for about three weeks, dur
ing which time she will receive
general oyerhauling. When ready
for sea will resume her route to
Hawaii and way ports.
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Schr Canute for Hawaii
PASSENGERS.

For Kauai, per stmr Mikahala, July
l9-Miss Anna q Kinney, Miss II q
LYMAN, w IL Rice, wife and children, )
WI Wilcox, S Macauley. Rev Mahoe and
about 80 deck.
For Windward Ports, per stmr klnan,
July l9-Maior w 2 Lumaheihei, Major
w il Cornwell, Rev w IL Barnes, Rev
J Mortimer Silver, Il Il Evans, wife and
child. G w Nawaakoa and wife, Rev j
Waiamau, wife and family, Chas Fur
neaux, Richardson, Miss nj L Alex
ander, Miss S V Hopper, w A Bowen, J
ID Atherton, ii II Macfarlane, Master w
Macfarlane, G N Arnold, 5 Turner, M G
orrea, A Haneberg, A IL Smith, W j
Wright and wife, l. Aseu and wife, Mrs
Neil, w II Halstead, w ii Purvis,
Messrs. Katsura and Tachechb ana
about 100 deck.
For San Francisco, per bark @ o
Whitmore, July l9-Captain George W
jerks and wife.